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rem aiming. and almost everything making q
bandsom- recovery. There were buying or
ders at the opening from both foreign and
fCasSt II. i%pSSy.ms Si and soon mSSs
rad upon values which had rome effect. But
failing TO dislodse any stcck they, soon
started into cover, AMI the advance
ipaugurated lasted until we'll into the
afternoon when the usual realixations
closed the market at fractional concessions
from the best figures. The demand fromlthe
foreigners was light and insufficient to
check the raid OF the bear, until aided by a
attack were Fort Worth and Denver. Rich
NOM and West Point, Union Pacific and
Hooking Valley. The FIRST. named stock,
however, raiiied sharply and for tie first
for the day. Jersey Central was at one
time remarkably strong when it became
known that progress was being made upon
thefeore anization plan. Che :grangers were
strong. especially Northwe tern, upon the
erly reported Wheeling and Lake Erie
was the only stock which did not yield 20
the bear raid of the forenoon. and rose
steadily until the last hour. The opening
was firm to strong advances over yesterdays
active list. The trading was quiet, with
i've or six stocks doing most of the bu i
ness and 1t early became dull. The coal
ers displayed some strength in the early
oohlip Bbt ouL but NOIo nOhNy "
weak, and fractional declines were estab-
lished over the entire list, though Fort
Worth aud Denver a d Hooking Valley were
especially weak. Toward noon q frner
tone became apparent, and Fort Worth led
the advance, Joined later by jersey Central:
The upward movement was che ,ked toward
o'clock 2 m, and in the last hour prices
sagged OF, the market closing qpiei and
heavy. Sales, 246, 46. shares; Reading 81
$40, Wheeling ana Lake Erie 20 400, Jersey
Central A,4t0, Northwestern H.150, Fort
Worth ana Denver 1900, Richmond and
West Point Is, 4s0, 81. Paul II 400. and Erie
u,2l0. Almost the entire active list is
higher this eve ing, although net advances
are confined to fractions only in most cases,
but Jersey Ce atrial is up rs and Oregon I'm
provement n.
Railroad bonds more active; sales, S2,C6l,-
600; All lntio and Pacific incomes furnished
$40, 900 and West Shore S299,L00. Closing
prices are irregularIy chsnged.
The total sales OF stocks today were 2i7,-
462 shares, including Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 10000; Erie, ll,2l0; Fort
W orth and Denver, l3,l00; Louisyille and
Nashville, 1900; Missouri Pacific, 423);
Northwestern, IA, $50; New Jersey Central,
4,460; Pacific Mail, 1925; Reading, 81 $40;
st. Paul, IL 400; Union Pacific, 63l0; West
ern Union, 6722. Closing quotations:
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. Summer Arrangement. 1887.

Connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Con-
trail and O., v. a O. Railroads, and at Sc.
Louis with Rail and Water Lines for all
points North, West and East.
Leaving MEMPHIS every SUNDAY and
FRIDAY at pm, and on TUESDAYS at
SPIN, from the Elevator Building.
Str. CITY OF CAIRO
juno Sd, 18th and 2eth.
Str. BELLE MEMPHIS
June 9th. 18th and 18th.
Str. CITY or PROVIDENCE
June 7th, 18th and July at.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY
juno 10th, 21st and July Sd
Str. CITY or VICKSBURG-
June l2th, oath and July 5th.
For general information, apply 10
AID, STORM, AEcat.
g. L. HALL, PASSENGER Agent.
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NAILs-los, irsn. q 1894 20; steel, q Soe
LEAD-6s.
SH0T-Drop, 81 80; buck, d IS.
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TORACCO AVN aNUFE

T0BACC0-Commsn. 256sS5c ;other grades.
8@45c
.sNUFFS-Garrett's, 1e.s5e; Ralph's,
l014c; Railroad, exc.
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MOVEMENT AT THE LEVER.

ArIiBsl. James Lee, Friars Point;
Coahoma, 0sceola; Rene MAsready, St.
Francis river; City OF Providence and Oak
land, 81. Leuis; Future City, New Orleans I;
City Of Cairo, Vieksburg.
Departure James Lee, Rriars Point;
Coahoma, 0sceola, Citv of Providence,
Vioksburg; Oakland, Bow Orleans; Future
City and City Of Cairo, St. Louis.
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EXCHANGE.

New York and principal cities North and
East, "a discount buying, "a premium SELL
ing; New England sight, u discount buy
ing; Now Orleans, Il discount buying, par
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NAILS, LEAD, SHOT

carter kegs, 81 80.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
st. Louis and New Orleans
Anchor Line.
.EasE FOR $50
HELENA, ARKANSAS CITY,
Greenville, and all Way land
tngs 10 vicksburg,

EVERY SUNDAY. TUESDAY 4 FRIDAY.
1887. JUNE SCHEDULE. 1887.
Str. CITY OF PROVIDENCE. Carvell. IN astsr
june Sd, II h and 10Th, at 10 am.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY ,..... Brolaski, master
June 9Th, 18th and 2Sth, at 10 q, m.
4tr. CITY or VIOKSBURG .whitlodge, mast
June 9TH, l9h and July 1T, at 10 am.
Str: CITY oP .Lightuer. master
June 10th, 2lst and July Sd, at 10 am.
Str BELLE MEMPHIS ......... Baker, mater
June 18th, eth and July 5th, at 10 am.
Boats leave from the Elevator Building, foot
Of Poplar street.
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JOHN Il. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO.
Southern Mineral and Improvement
STOCKS
FINANCE.
OLEARINGS.

Money hardening and supply amply
SUFFICIENT for the demand at TO per
cent. The Clearing House report is as fol-
lows: .
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

NEW YORK, June 3.--Money on call
easy at 3%g5 per cent, closing at per cent.
offered. Primo mercantile paper 500 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady at
81 S51z for 60 days and 81 $50 for demand.
BOnds-Gove -nment aRd btate bonds Were
dull and steady today.
Stocks-The stock m 1rket displayed tone
today in marked contra with that Of yester-
day, scarcely a trace Of the general weakness
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The N " Orleans spot market opened
steady and closed firm; middling. l0sAc.
Sales, 1850 bales. Quotations were as follows:
Yesterday. Thursday.
ordinary ,rt,r,n,.,.. 1915 10 10
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Receipts u. States
ports, 6 days.. 7,19SI q 4Si 3,7'5
Export ct Britain 6,7dl Sos 1861
stock ................. Gl ,5S2l sos ,066 AZ .SSl
Receipts Sept. LIST. ,l69 sos, 40 6SSl4 694 042
Foreign exports. ,l65 0S7 s, 8o5 ,946 62S 9l9

Foreign exports. lies, OS7 [, 49,, 9463,62S 9l9
Decrease in receipts this ,02S
At noon: Liverpool spots were steady, fair
demand. Sales, Il. 900 bales, of which
American 1000 bales. Receipts, AGO bales. of
which American 400 bales.
Closing quotations we're as follows: 0rdi-
nary, 3-l6d; good ordinary, SID; low mid
ding, SD; good middlinR, Cd; middling
uplands, b1sd; middling Orleans, SID.
[The prices ore given IN pence and 64ths, thus:
4 63 means 6S-64d; and OF means 5 64d.l
At noon; liverpool futures were quiet;
June. 59a5 6Dd; June-July, -: July
August, 59g5 SD; August. Septem Der, 50
as Gid; Septe ber- October, 5 19i; October
November, 5 80; November Dece IN Der, Sod; ;
December-JBnuary, 1905 SD; Septem-
Der, -.
At 2 PM: Liverpool futures were steady;
June, 5 sod, BUYERS; June-July, S SD, buy
ers; July August, 5 God, buyers; August
September, 5 Gid, buyers; September 0cto-
ber, 5 49d, Valu.; October November, s SOD,
sellers: November December, 8 36d. sellers;
December s SD. buyers; Septem-
Der. s God, buyers.
AT pm; Liverpool futures were frm;
June, 8 Sod, buyers; June-July, s sod, buy
ers; july. August, s God, buyers; August
September, 5 Gid, buyers; Septem ber-0c'o-
Der, 549d, sellers; 0ctober-N ovember, 8 SD,
sellers; NOvembe December 536d, sellers;
December snusry, S SD, buyers; Septem-
Der. 8 62i. buyers.
New York cotton statement for the week
H-t1
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New York spots opened quiet. and closed
quiet and steady; .middling, IL 7.l6c. Sales,
$50 bales. Quotations were a. follows:

firm and TO 2 points higher. Sales, Q8,-
100 bales. The closing quotations were as
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ste dy, and closed steady and 8 TO 5 points
higher. Sales. 5000 bales. Quotations
wera "a folloWa.
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AVERAGE WEIGHTS.

The average weights Of Memphis cotton for
eight seasons, September LIST to June LIST, is
as ollOws:
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Great steadiness vas obseFvabIs, sew
erAi specially drilled companies going
past IN the hRmest posgible formation,
while f1r the most DaFt ths cadence vas
quite aeourntely kept. The artillery
Esnt past 10 cspisai order, HFst one bat
tory e 3 walk foflo1 1ed BY four batteries
at q tFot. Two Eqzadrona Of Ianoars
we're followed by q similar body of aus-
aars aud dragons, al h admirable
formation a tFot. Then all HAVING
taken Rrocnd Ia columns facing The
saiuiinQ point The troops came % TIE
s'presentn and the imperial salnts was
played as tue empeBoR left She Geld.
Eleven hundred soldiers Of tho imperial
body guard were released from service
on the 29Ih uit.
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A justice Of ths psaoe ID snratoQa
ceunty recently Joined 9 pair who were
% embaEasssd that they hardly knew
what they were doing. Ths man wore
9 white straw bai which he whfried on
bis anRng before the ceremony began.
When told 10 stand 40 be inmped be-
fore the instica vita The Rlsa1s1f alao.
Fi1y. For fow moments he did not
knoN 8hnt 20 % With she hat, but flnal-
ly found way Gus oe tho diflioulty by.
putting "a hetweeu his knees. This wAs
900 much for tbs bride. With the han
die Of heT paEasol she eaneht the hAt.
pulled i from its position and then.
ab4sded at Der audacity, dfoppod has
and parnagi 20 the ho0F.
The same iugtAee tells q story of an
other couple VIE came 20 be married.
The man was dEeadfnily puzzled. and,
witho1t realizing the act, pulled q cigar
from bis pocket and began twirlinR Il
around. when that portion of ths
oerenony wa fsacked where the bride
and groom Join hands he happaned to
have the cigar IN his right hand. What
70 do With eile cigar be apparently did
not know. The justice peuaBd q me-
ment and .hen again directed the pair
20 join hands. By this time the poor
fellows embarrassment was painful.
He gave otae GeonizfnQ look &c the los
tioe Of the pence and stuck the cigar Ia
bis mouth. Before tbs ceEemony could
be concluded the justice had 70 take the
cigar from between The mans lips.
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Ayeung gsntlsmsn 81 prepossessine
srpeAranea. who Il veil known is
Loaisyilie sceisty and h familiar A.
are at Alex8nder's Hotel, wAere he fs
temporarily residing, Il MR. EherFod
Williams, q wealaAy Californian. Mr..
Wiillans b bright. genial and eompsn-
ionabsa. De has been II LsaisVilis fer
several nasusha. and as be b fond o.
Kentucky hil s1ay here mag Be said 10 Be
indsanita- 10 is entirely natuFaI fer the
yOung Californian b love Ksntucky and
10 feel Is hona hess. His father,
Thounaa n. Williams. uan q nafive uf
wayne eoanty. thls State. who vent %
CallfuEnla n isf9. TIE elder Williams
saasasd In FirNinia eity, wneRa Ae wa&
amer q fec years. elested - the oGies
of proseeat1nR attorney. Mr. WElliams
waa Esaakned e. he aeneFal aal0rney fer
larae mining e1mraEy, Whnas kead-
auaFaers Wers at ViEziuia eliy. THIS
ecmpany became heavily inqulyud and
uaa 60 the verge us bankruptp7. NJ.
Williams learned iea oanalliann an&.
a. be had cinim u $500 anaiasi ~
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ms WrKE,a anARPnRaa.

On a Wabash and Cottage Grove
grip:
First Pssson-I eOt the wOrsa Of Il To-
day.
second Ditto--6oi
FfFst-Yes. I vent home last nieht
and that duck Of Q wife said 10 Eae,
"Dearie, tha hats this fall are much
lower" was overcome with Joy and
told her 10 20 and get one or two II she
liked, beoauss you know how uncertain
the market is.
Seooud-Welll
FiFst-Walll sho did; Rot two. To.
day paid tho bill. Holy JOSEPH! but
it was Q sumner. More than / ever paid
before. 30 spoke 10 my wife about it,
and her reply vas that shs meant the
style vas loweF-not the price. Sect
That wife Of mine ought 20 be q lawyer
or an editor or something where her
aenins ceuld spread itself.--C Chicago
MOf
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eemp1ny fes iaaxi surslesa Be hrsuahl
eait an1 a11a1llae ~ psopGzlg. His a.
s1c1 wen1 Eafo hsn n1n1eTru8 nrsat
toEs E11 when Iha nruncrf9 81 ~ earr-
pnuys eonElzflnn eole1F a. IA nelnes.
ana Mal&. MF. WilIixnla r1rehagaa a.
1.1t-nz 1a nillt gAan ~ nnonot q
aiA f1dxm9uk h nsnuzr8 4 1arfnnl
lifie % Tie nru1sstt. hnk rleHe so nf.
tsmp1 70 dl7ol1p g dipoes e 4.
Xasas pnnEss eznH. afsd fEr. Wllfiams
haf ~ - slnaAsa = - or|lns Il AfHor.
80 4eeafal - ~ Sass q 0slifarnis.
One a19 De wun snnToasha1 81 4 ernss.
sen1st!se ez Fie14 MarlnF 4 OfBSisn.
a1e ezAe9 + b uaa uot sAs oMnaE e
esztaaH mfninR peopsrty near Virginia
sEam. sula NJ. wluem
p y1a wish - asli i n Inquired The
Il a nst = ms ths rsply.
WIN yoa take 500 no faE Il n
II wlll nct." retnTned Mr.. WilIiam1,
Nhe knsw ~ diasrenes hstWosn . COW
BOY a1d eaEt-Wkesl.
= siH Giys you e1so.ooo aaid ne
- Rsussssv : not Il. .ala." ,.,a
1Ixs WllilaN1a.
Tia accent len, bui the hexi day u
eame h1ek enA o4sEed Mr. Williams
o0oo fof tns plopeEiy. Iha elsr
wAs declined.
The nseoliaiisns ware then takan up
~ mnWbeE % Tie 6am Of Eleod,
Maekay a UBrisn. As 4 rssult NJ.
8lllinun1 pnf kis spEDpsxfY into 1he frm.
lakinR IN return q big block of stouk.
Ihat seek began 70 dy Tike q kits.
AoQct Ne tfma q Bag IS its hiRhssl Mr..
Williams senl fer hia paEinoxs nnd told
them he vas koinR 70 sell his shares.
IF you want them,n Baid be, ssyoa
can taks them 81 regular market quo
kaiionsn
They wantsd them and ahsy took
them. When the aioek had been trans
feEred the hrm of Flood, Maokag q
QiBElen gays Mt Williamsa q cheek for
t6o04D00. Be had waited 3 nooH ahils
e collect bis attorneys fss from The ~
solvent miuin@ company, bat when Il
I'D cone q B1s eEu1heF.
Il vas By very considerable cdds the
largest fee egox realised By an attorney
q ihe history 0f this eouniEy. .-Cearisr
- 49,
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SPECIAL TElEGRAmS.
Portland Melas . Lant
spike Mestlng.


Ronx1AMD. Nox. 9-iSpaainli-~A
messing w1s hol6 Fnniakt, rrsnifef ever
b. Mayor JoAn clnAss. tks puFpols he-
inR % take aozna pRailmlmaRy 6aspa 10
waFd psopeEl9 eelebratinR tie coupia-
tt1n q lhe California 8 0seEon Rall-
road. The mselin9 wnn iaxGely attended
and quite onthu1inslfe. 6pse1hoa wsro
mada b. several prominsn1 aenllansn
who warmlF n1voe9led hearty ea-orara-
lion on TIE part 81 the ciliasns q Pert
land. 1no uayae appointed q oummla-
Tee e 1fl11n . nake ell ncoanary ~
fanRemen1s feE tha GemanntEa1Ioa an1
ka report 81 an a1ieeRn1d mee&inN.
Mayor 8atee vas fnntEac1e1 g comHn-
nisals with he mayors 81 san EEnnel1oo
and 8aeRamenla, lnloxminQ them thnl
he citizens % Portland will ialn WiIh
them il proper eelebSatiou q dElxinR
the last spike.
AZ nA1Ez, kxao.
HAHRm, Oesaon, Nov. sS.--IEpsniail--
Mayor kamaay today i1sued Z cali for
Ne cltizens 30 assemble on next Tnsa-
dag evening 30 devise wayn ana meana
10 tifinRiy oeiebEate The osmplellun q
the California 4 Oregon Railroad.
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xxws NOTES ox rnrnnrsr vnom run xrxo |

KKwa NOTES oE INTEREST wnom rHR Krxa
GIT.
6RoxANn Fans, Nov. 26.--f Special
A small 1re occuKfe1 last ntQht On
Front street, e which ne Losses enly
amounted b about 500. II waa caused
b. drunken woman knocking over Z
lamp. TIE woman vas severely burned
and Ia nov ia the hospital suffering %.
Verely. Her injuries mag prove serioea.
Anether email IRE occurred at $50
o. lock this evening on Main street,
buFniuo o1t q small building. The
loss ia n0l over $500.
Frank n. Dalinm, fOandeR Of The 70.
pien, sold out hie interest N Ne paper
today 10 his partner, ,hfown and G1ean-
BERG. He viii oontinus with the papaE
fog tie pfeeent.
Last night couple of robbarioa were
eomnitied. In Unoe inotanoB q thief
Faided 3 farmers wagon, securing con-
siderable plnndeF. aud the ether van
tbs atealino os team of hoFsos and q
sas0n. A man lefs hiE team a. . stable
And stranger called for the outAt and
vas given 4 without question. There
WeEe no arrests made.
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Kx.rRnAsURER BURKE.
rHE JURx AnsoEvHs RrM VRoM auELR ~ A
ooHEnsskD STEAL.

TIE JURx AnsozvEs KrM TRoM auTLR n A
oo1Rn1BED STEAL.
0AEvKaroM. New. &c. = Ex.O County
Treasurer Burke. Who, while ia once.
defraaded The county Gus Of $4,000 h
bonds and money and aboat three
months aao fetuFnsd from Australia,
whifher be had fed, and Voluntarily
surRondered himself TO the San Fran
cisco authorities, vas. late last night,
declared not guilty b. the Jury. He
was &c nnoa discharged from custody.
The ground Of tha defense Was that the
prisoner was not responsible for his
aots at The time the ohense vas commit.
ted. Burke, prior 70 his Surrender In
San Francisco. returned thirteen Of the
sixteen 91oo0 sohool bends which he
had carried away with him, still leaving
q deficit Of 81. 600 in The county's ox.
ehsqusr, from which last nights YER
dict absolvea him and his bondgmen.
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suRFnc1KD on usoENDfAnrnnE, A HouM0
MAn y LxnuznD - n0n.
OkKnALR, GAL, Nov. 28.-Tha body Of
Frank MoOutohen, Q Mexican yoath.
vas found hanging lrom q tres near
this place thia mognina. Several ineen-
diary zses have occurred here recently
and Mooniehen vas arrested bya con
stable last night as hs waa IN the nel Of
settling Ore 90 q barn. The constable
started for The Modesto jail with bis
prisoneE and 10 10 supposed thai he was
ogsFpouered by 3 mob on the way.
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rzx RnnsDEER's nnsrazkTIoH = oaDnn
ArEED Al BouLAN0KR-
PANS. Nov. 26.-President Grsvy's
message Of resignation will be read b.
fore the RnuvieR cabinet tonight. Gen.
SaussieF has definitely declined 70 be-
come q candidata for the presidency.
N. Ferry will probably be elected.
The commanders Of he various army
corps have been oEdsFed 10 return 20
their posts iumediatsly. This order IL
aimed at General BoulanRer, who is IN
Paris.
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ACCOUNT % zn nEcEHR mKnTINe oI
IaR cEkn AND 1lsMARcxs

ACCOUNT % Em nEcEHR NETTING on
IHR oEkn AND slsMARcx.
PxsrH. Nov. 26.-The Psskher Lloyd
said thai the intervisW between FKince
Bismarck and tbs cxaF vas a dfamatlo
ene. Psince Bismarck vas scarcely
able 70 restrain his passion. Tne exaE
assured the German chancellor thai be
desired pssee and did nos intend 70 AZ
task Germany OF take part 10 kny eoali-
ton against her. Prince Bismarck de-
clared that whosnegeF desired peaes
mnsi not attack 0aEmsny's allies. He
expressed this idea clearly 20 the cxax,
Who admitted that PFinso Bismarek's
remarks we're not n3w 10 him. hnd be
ndded that his dsclnrafiona regarding
Germany npplisd equally 20 Ausigis.
cAuHB oB xHn RAssIos.
BEREz, Nov. B.-Tbe passion ahown
By Princa Bismarck In his inseFview
with ne eEK heEs was on aoe1unt of
his leamina of tha resstpt b The kns-
alan Ravaxnmena of forged IetlerE, puF-
porting % be aiened by himsslf. 10 re-
gard o tie rslntsons kefweeu the two
gossEnmnnls ft was aftsr ths oxaE
had heard al expIanati0n of the msftsz
hy Prines Bssmafsk thai be gave him
ahe nssaEnnss spukau of b. ths Fssfsy
Lzssd.
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Total vote siiy 1855 uas sssS; IN lss7
ID was lSst.
Hume's maisFffy On vote in towrs 60
fsF e heafd from, S72
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mAnEAn DEEKArED.


BEACH, THn AUSTRALIAN, RETAINS GINS
voRED's CHAMPIONSHIP.
Manlan Defeated ~ meneh.
sxDnnx, Nov. 6s-The soullina raos
fsx the championship Of the world. be-
tween Beach and Hanlan, took place
today on he Eepean river and was Won
by Beach. The race vas a. exoitlng
one. Beach took the lead a the akart,
though be vas closely pursued By Han
Ian. He held Il throughout, winning by
tWo lengths. The contest was witnessed
b. thousands Of enthusiastic apeola-
tors.
ooNEzDEEcz DHREELED.
Ton0zro, Nov. 4s.-Much disappoint-
ment IL felt here over Haulan's defeal
by Beach. 4 large number Of Hanlan's
admirers Who believed ln his invinaihll
iiy laid their money on him, bat thsiF
eonndsnea 10 him nov, however, has
been Fudaly dispslIsd.
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Nrw YuaK, Nov. &-Ihe JUDGES q
fha onuFa oe appaala meet "a M0u6ay.
On Tnenday lka iunR-Iooks1 fof d.
eaalna II th9 cass of 1negh 6hazp uiiI
D. hmnHnA 1umm KnmuE has Il Ghn1
f1ur e. ths tnaR1a ere II favor % 80
tinn eES1s 1Ae eoapIolion ard thEes are
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

The vote on The proposition 10 tax the
county $50, COO for new jail vas siRnifl-
can't. Few returns Of che ballot ON this
question had been received al Z iats
hour last night, but enough Was learned
10 show that q decisive ssNon had been
uttered througbo0s the county. The
majority 10 the city against the iail tax
vas; First ward l69, second ward 378,
third ward Ill. fourth ward 6, making
g total Of 776 against the proposition.
Titasville gave q majority of IS and
Renton 4 majority Of q seainst the tax.
Hos Springs gave g majority Of 3 In fav-
0T Of the tax. This leaves 4 majority Of
el5 against the project 10 levy the tax.
Later returns win probably increase this
materially.
NOTHING unzsnsl occurred during the
day while the polls were 0pen. The sa-
looms we're closed during lhe polling
hourL There vas no excitement on the
streets, aud no Disturbances Of any
kind NeFe noted throughout the day.
The result, 30 far ~ has been asoef-
tanned, viii be found below. The vote
Of 1855 Il given and comparisons can
easily Be made with that OF yesterday.
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EFANDARD On TMEsF.


WaaEmsrua. Nov. 81. D. Roaka-
feli1x, ehaiEnan 81 TIE Staufard IA
txnHG, wns Hwafn and exnmima6 bafssa
- iufsr-oase en3mizston ehis unRn-
To h eonneetlnn aIih ths 6tandaea ~
saase. Deceased foE tka somplntasna
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-27

PuLxzAN, W. T.. Nov. A. Special
The Spokane a Palouse railroad tEaak
reaohsd here today. The track craased
the Oregon Railway a Navigation Com
panyia road % Pnliman without any
irouble. This was the point where there
vas some trouble q few weeks age b.
tween the two companies IN regard 70
the tracks crossing. However, the dif-
ficulty has been amieAhly adiasied.
Track laying ON the Spokane a Palonee
branch Il n0w progressing at the rate
Of one and one-half miles Per day.
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0nlla Einflar.

LoKpoE, Nov. s6.-Durina q banquei
given By the bencheRs OF the temple to
the prince Of wales last evening on she
occasion Of the termination Of the
princess ysax In ofAoe - treasurer, the
band, which wns In attendauce, struck
up the Roulanger march. The prince
sent instanf orders for the band 70 step,
which they did abruptly. The-incidenl
caused quite n nutier Of excitement.